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The Clinical Ghost in the Aesthetic Machine For many patients, the day their orthodontic brackets are removed is a milestone of self-confidence. However, that triumph is frequently dampened by the...
Prof. Ahmed Elhoshy |
Abstract Facially driven smile design shifts the focus of esthetic dentistry from isolated tooth-centric rules to a comprehensive, patient-centered analysis that respects facial proportions, lip dynamics, and personality. When combined...
Prof. Mohamed Fouad Haridy |
The preservation of natural dentition has become a primary goal of modern pulp therapy, shifting the "restorative cycle" away from early extraction and toward minimally invasive interventions (1).Vital Pulp Therapy (VPT) aims...
Prof. Mohamed Medhat Kataia |
The importance of dental implant design lies in ensuring successful osseointegration (the fusion of the implant with the jawbone), achieving long-term stability, and minimizing complications. The design elements, including...
Dr. Mohamed Farouk Abdalla |
Dental splints are essential tools in management of TDI in children, used to stabilize mobile teeth, manage trauma, or provide temporary support during healing and treatment. In children, the choice...
Prof. Dr. Hany Saber |
Patients diagnosed with irreversible pulpitis are usually sent for proper root canal treatment which is complete pulp extirpation and filling of the cleaned root canal space. Vital pulp therapy (VPT)...
Prof. Mohamed Medhat Kataia |
The management of carious primary teeth has evolved from traditional, invasive methods toward biologically driven, minimally invasive concepts. Historically, complete caries excavation and extensive cavity preparation were routine, often resulting...
Prof. Osama El Shahawy |
Abstract Biomimetic dentistry is an evidence-informed approach that aims to restore teeth and oral tissues by mimicking the structure, function, composition, and biological behavior of the natural tissues. This paradigm...
Mohamed Fouad Haridy |